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Welcome to Dark Fusion Boutique- clothing and accessories designed by Lucretia*Renee of Serpentine- Theatrical Fire Fusion Bellydance located in Portland, Oregon. Lucretia*Renee’s clothing design style was initially inspired by her many years of performing in theatrical firedance and bellydance productions. Since 2001, she has been researching and developing costumes that are striking, accentuate dance movements, and durable enough for repeated use on and off stage. Her clothing design style has become an elegant yet edgy fusion of fetish, tribal bellydance, goth, burlesque, circus, vaudeville, and steampunk. What makes her clothing unique is her form-fitting and sexy placement of seams, layered fabrics and textures, and her feminine twist on the fetish aesthetic inspired by the art of dance and the Goddess. Expect to find superior craftsmanship inside and out.

Enter the mystical world of artist Paul Borda: everything you see is an original design inspired by the realms of the unseen. Metaphysical jewelry, statues of ancient deities, magnets and T-shirts.Paul’s work has been honored as “the finest metaphysical designs available today.” Most designs begin as a wood carving that requires 300-500 hours of carving time alone to complete.Extensive research, meditation and ritual are all a part of the magical products offered by Dryad Design, Ltd.

Faerie Magazine is an internationally distributed publication devoted to the Realm of Faerie. The magazine highlights many of the world’s great artists, musicians and writers whose work is part of the Faerie and folkloric tradition.Faerie Magazine has been a major supporter of the Faerieworlds Festival for the last two years, and will be distributing the latest edition at this summers festival.

follow your mythic spirit to the realm of
Firebird fae couture
hand-dyed silks to inspire and delight youfrolic, twirl, dance…fly….

I have been a designer of clothing and costumes for many years now, and still love the feel of fabric and the sound of my sewing machine going full blast! I design my own styles and patterns.I take pride in offering well constructed, and interchangeable costume pieces for dancers who love to stand out! Most items can be ordered in custom color combination’s, and troop orders are always welcomed.I believe in individuality, so many of my fabrics are limited editions, some are one of a kind.

A monstrosity is an abberation. Beauty, too, is an abberation–or else how is it to be distinguished?the Gorgonist is Robin E Kaplan, a freelance illustrator and aspiring novelist in Portland, OR,
who likes lonely ghosts, introspective monsters, robots in love, and scary women.For me, art is about communication and connection. I create my illustrations digitally because I feel that the process is more about the image than the materials, and the image is my passion.

However, handwork is tremendously satisfying. The felt mascots, plushies, jewelry and dollclothes for sale in my store are all handmade with love. I have been customizing volks dollfies for two years. Request an original character or some other favorite of yours!

And Tam Lin — the handsome, charming young gentleman to whom she so trustingly gave away her virtue on May Day — has turned out to be the sworn consort of the Elf-Queen of Summerland.

STEAMBABY.NET is a cooperatve web site operated by steampunk leather artisan Mac McGowan. Steambaby offers fine leather and brass goggles, arm bands, wallets, cargo systems, sporrans and bags crafted by Mac. Fellow artists and artisans Anthony Hicks of Tinplate Studios, and Andrew and Autumn Anglin of Autumn Steam offer potted anomalies, steampunk gadgets and blasters, three-dimensional art, fashions and accessories, and hand crafted journals all made in steampunk style.

At Xylem Clothing, founders and seamstresses Danielle Brodsky and Jazzi Januari combine their passion for designing comfortable and stylish clothing with their passion for environmental sustainability.As members of Co-op America, a not for profit organization that helps ensure, the bounty of the Earth is preserved for all the generations to come, Xylem respects and practices their high standard for a truly green business.The fabrics used by Xylem Clothing are always produced ethically and sweatshop free. They are meticulously selected for comfort, beauty, and sustainability from the finest providers of soy, organic cotton, hemp, and silk materials.By working together with a local team of seamstresses, we are able to maintain a fine handmade quality of clothing. Each garment is hand colored in small batches, using custom mixed, low-impact dyes, and all waste is reduced and recycled responsibly.